09/19/2026
It is with the heaviest of hearts that I share news I had prayed I would never have to share—the passing of our beautiful, compassionate, and deeply valued Resource Social Worker, Dana Robb.
Dana was so much more than a member of our team. She changed the trajectory of our organization and helped us deepen our commitment to what matters most: the stroke survivors and caregivers we are here to serve.
Because of Dana, our Young Stroke Survivor Support Group became a reality, creating a place for younger survivors to connect, share, and know they were not alone. She developed valuable resources, including our gadget list and resource guide, and worked tirelessly to help survivors and caregivers find the support and information they needed during some of the most difficult moments of their lives.
But Dana’s legacy cannot simply be measured by the programs she created or the resources she developed. It lives in the people she touched.
Her compassion, kindness, and desire to help others made an immeasurable difference to our stroke community. She helped our small organization grow in ways that will continue long into the future. I only wish she could have fully known the impact she made—not only on the survivors and families she served, but on our Board of Directors, our organization, and on me, both professionally and personally.
Dana is already deeply missed. The days and weeks ahead will be difficult for all who knew and loved her, but especially for the family who meant everything to her.
Please keep Dana’s husband, Aaron, and their four precious children in your thoughts and prayers as they navigate this unimaginable loss.
We will share funeral arrangements as they become available.
Dana, your work mattered. Your kindness mattered. Your life mattered. And the difference you made will remain a part of the Kentuckiana Stroke Association and the lives you touched for years to come.
You will be deeply missed and forever remembered. Love you forever my dearest friend.